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AMUSEMENTS A MIGHTY ADVENTURE! TO-DAY'S SESSIONS: 2 AND 8 P.M. At the... ■ - CRYSTAL PALACE Of Course! Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. A DELIGHTFUL ROGUE, UNSCRUPULOUS ADVENTURER, A COURAGEOUS DASHING HERO!! Republic Pictures Present DYNAMIC ACTION ADVENTURER ERROL FLYNN ERROL FLYNN In THE SPECTACULAR ACTION HIT “THE ADVENTURES of CAPTAIN FABIAN” With Micheline Prelie VINCENT PRICE AGNES MOOREHEAD (Recommended by Censor for Adults. Definitely Unsuitable for Children) OUR NEXT BIG ATTRACTION “RIO GRANDE” “RIO GRANDE” Starring John Wayne Maureen O’Hara SELDOM, IF EVER, HAS SUCH A THRILLING PIECE OF ENTERTAINMENT REACHED THE SCREEN! (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS D.1.C., THEATRE, 'PHONE 32-408. COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS DAY SESSIONS: RADIANT THEATRE—Fancy Dancing. CALEDONIAN Dancing. INSTITUTE HALL (Gloucester st., facing Latimer sq.)—Elocution. BEGGS CONCERT CHAMBER—lnstrumental. NEW SCOTTISH HALL-Vocal. EVENING CONCERT PROGRAMME: RADIANT THEATRE 7.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m. FINALISTS IN ALL SECTIONS. Entertainment for All. POPULAR PRICES. Bookings at Beggs for Saturday Evening. Programmes available at all Sessions. SKATING HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN §!S A JJJ{2 HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN ®E a ™g ARE roller skating SKATING ARE ROLLER SKATING S£ A ™ G DE LUXE SKATING RINK SKATING DE LUXE SKATING RINK SKATING 4 SESSIONS DAILY SKATING 4 SESSIONS DAILY SKATING Morning—lo to 12. SKATING) Afternoon—2,ls to 4.15. SKATING Learners—s.ls to 6.30. SKATING SKATING REMEMBER THIS skating REMEMBER THIS A J,2 ny of the above sessions SKATING children are admitted and c£ A IJ x £ skates supplied for 6d. (Exce P t Sat. Afternoon.) Durlng the holidays attend gJSvIJjKJ an evenin 8 session, SKATING 7.30 to 10. 9581 PUBLIC NOTICES ~ ALASTAIR J. BELL A P A N Z Wishes to announce that he has commenced the Practice of his Profession as Public Accountant. 180 A MANCHESTER ST. 'PHONE 38-034. 2753 ?^ R EDGLEy , Barrister and Solicitor, hitherto a member of the firm of ±^, eUra .?y ncan ’ Cotterill and Co., announces that consequent upon the disso‘he partnership he has commenced practice on his own account at ChrtrtnhJ. C H ha^V erS u' 82 Hereford street Christchurch, Telephone No. 33-878.

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